Quote: Because PD12 doesn't 'know' how to use it. 0, Win7 64-bit, Intel Core i7-2600 processor (3.4 GHz) 8M Cache, 8GB DDR3 RAM, 256MB Vertex 3 SSD, 500GB 7200 RPM SATA HDD 6.0 Gb/s, nVidia GeForce GT 750 Ti ( 344.48 ) 2GB GDDR5 So why does not the H264 encoding work without your fix? Sorry for the noob question. My graphics/video card is a GT750 Ti which I believe is NVENC(Maxwell) based. Is just a location that PD (and other programs) will search automatically for any missing files.

Putting those dll files in that folder doesn't affect in any shape or form the OS, many other programs put stuff in there. I see no problem of using it from now on with the newer drivers on. Problem is that encoder is games oriented, not video quality. That makes the Tesla, Fermi gen cards obsolete and force manufacturers to use the newer encoder. Frees the CUDA cores, so nVidia decided to eliminate the CUDA encoder, to force the adoption of the newer NVENC. Kepler and now Maxwell have a hardware block to do that. Tesla and Fermi generation relied on CUDA to do the encoding - those three dll files. Their interest is to sell you the next gen cards. Surely it is in CL's interest to have their users use the latest drivers.

As Dan said above, sometimes there are people that just want to have 'manufacturer-direct' sources - and it was to those people I was addressing my post. On this system, I just went with running the 337.88 drivers, which was just a notch easier, is all. On another system, I actually used the 'copy the DLL's over' method, but using Library files that were put together by the makers of Bandicam, which allowed me to then utilize the latest videocard drivers, as you describe above. Your last paragraph is another way to the same place, too - thanks for sharing. I was just offering an alternate route to the same destination is all, please don't feel offended in any way. I'm sure there are a lot of people who will also check the files (run the MD5's for them, validate them, run them through virus scanners, etc) and there are many that will just download them, no problem. I just know there are just a lot of people that wouldn't want to install unknown files from a random person on the intertubes. I didn't mean to say you weren't trustworthy, as I said, it was very helpful. I use other software on my PC (not only games) and most of the other manufacturers require 'latest drivers'.Īnyone can install the 337 drivers, search for the 3 files on their system and copy them in the mentioned location.Īfter that they can install any new drivers, nVidia won't touch the system folder.Īnd PD12 is finding them there, since is one of the default system folders. Quote: Well, if you don't trust me it's OK, I provided them just to be easier for people that WANT to use newer nVidia drivers without losing hardware encoding.

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